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Skopje I have never heard about such city as Skopje before this winter — but actually this is a capitl of the country! The population is about 650 000 and most of them can speak English fluently. I lived in Macedonia since January till February. I've seen a local winter — when it was about zero degrees for a week and -4° for a one day. Other time it was the April's weather, +10 and higher. I haven't seen snow there, but locals say it happens. I had a good appartment — it placed in the downtown, in one block from the city park and 10 minutes walking from the Macedonia square. In the next building were all the necessary shops: grocery store, butcher, vegetable shop and 2 cafes. Some sellers so much got used to me, so when the payment terminals didn;t work, they allowed me to delay payment for the next visit. Skopje is an amazing flat city. There are only few descents and ascents, so I can only envy local cyclists. But still there is a place for height's lovers — mount Vodno, placed closed to the city. I could reach the top of the mountain by the cableway. It was amazing view from the top! Also there placed a huge cross, that glows in the dark. I often used it as a reference point, because it's visible from anywhere in the city.

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Skopje

I had never heard about such a city as Skopje until this winter — but actually this is a capitol of the country! The population is about 650,000 and most of them can speak English fluently.

I lived in Macedonia since from January until February. I've seen a local winter — when it was about zero degrees for a week and -4° for a one day. Another time it was the April's weather, +10 and higher. I haven't seen snow there, but locals say it happens. (I am a little confused, did you live there only in the winter, January and feb? or through the Spring and in April also?)

I had a good appartment — it was placed in the downtown, in one block from the city park and 10 minutes walking from the Macedonia square. In the next building were all the necessary shops: grocery store, butcher, vegetable shop and 2 cafes. Some sellers so much got used to me (got so used to me), so when the payment terms didn't work, they allowed me to delay payment for the next visit.

Skopje is an amazing flat city. There are only a few descents and ascents (or hills), so I can only envy the local cyclists. But still there is a place for heights lovers — mount Vodno, placed closed to the city. I could reach the top of the mountain by the cableway. It was an amazing view from the top! Also there placed a (at the top there was a)?? huge cross, that glows in the dark. I often used it as a reference point, because it's visible from anywhere in the city.


Pretty good! It sounds like a really cool city! **watch out for present perfect v. simple past :)

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Skopje

I had never heard about such city as Skopje before this winter — but actually this is a capitol of the country! The population is about 650 000 and most of them the people that live there can speak English fluently.

I lived in Macedonia since January until February. I've seen a local winter — when it was about zero degrees for a week and -4° for a one day. Other time it was the April's weather, +10 and higher. I haven't seen snow there, but locals say it happens.

I had a good apartment — it placed in the  was downtown, in one block from the city park and 10 minutes walking distance from the Macedonia square. In the next building were all the necessary shops: grocery store, butcher, vegetable shop and 2 cafes. Some sellers so much got used to me, so when the payment terminals didn't work, they allowed me to delay payment for the next visit.

Skopje is an amazing flat city. There are only a few descents and ascents, so I can only envy local cyclists. But still there is a place for height's lovers — mount Vodno, placed closed is closest to to the city. I could reach the top of the mountain by the cable way. It was an amazing view from the top! Also there was placed a huge cross, that glows in the dark. I often used it as a reference point, because it's visible from anywhere in the city.

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